davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
OUR ROOSTER REVIVED.
His Cheerful Growing CreeiS the Sunlight
Of Victory.
NEWS FROM THE STATE AT LARGE.
without = Doubt the Democrats Have tnt
Senate and House
Both.

Tho. elections in Virginia yesterday
were for members of the General As
sembly.
The Senate is composed of forty
members. OF these twenty-one " hold
over" until 1889, and yesterday mne-
;een we're elected to fllthe seats Of those
whose terms have expired.
One hundred members constitute the
House OF Delegates, and all OF those
we're chosen yesterday to serve for two
years, whereas the senators were elected
for four years.
The Senate is the upper house
and the House Of Delegates
the "lower house," and together
they make the General Assembly
or Legislature of Virginia, which viii
meet here on the first Wednesday in De
cember, and among other business pro-
ceed to elect a senator in the United
States Congress 10 succeed Ridileberger,
Auditor of Public Accounts of Virginia,
Second Auditor. Treasurer, Register of
the Land Office and Superintendent of
Public Buildings, Superintendent OF
Public Printing. Secretary of the Com
monvoalth, SuperintC Cndent Of the Pcni-
Tertiary, &c, &c. also, a number OF
judges, including judges OF the Chancery
Court and Hastings Court OF Richmond
city.
The Democrats Gncluding General
Wickham) had in the last Senate.".30
OF which number Of senators there
"hold over ."."'..............li
So that the Democrats had only to
elect four senators yesterday 10 have
control OF the Senate IN fact, threo
would have done for most purposes, as
the Lieutenant Governor, the Hon. John
l.. Massey DemocraD has the casting
vote in all cases Of tie The districts in
which elections were held yesterday, and
the names OF the senators retiring, are
~ follows:
2. Scott, Lee, and Wise--Creed +.
Flsnsry.
4. Montgomery, Roanoke, and Craig
Henry s. Trout.
c. Carroll, Grayson, and Floyd-ira
B. COltrane. -
8. Rockingham-George u. heezen'
10. Shenandoah and Page-Amos A.
9rim.'
y. Clarke, Frederick, and Warren
Marshall Mccormick.
IA. Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince
William-Elisha Il. Meredith.
10. Powhstan, Goochland, and Ches-
erfeld--Peter q. Warwick.
IS. Buckingham, Fluvanna, and APP
pomattox Petit.
20. Campbell. Singleton Diggs.
20. Bediord-John H. Thurman.
"A. Pittsylyania John l.. Hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
worfuary statisttcs.

The report OF DR.. Straiton, president
OF the Board OF Health. shows that the
whole number of deaths in Richmond
during the week ending, November 9th
was 35.
Causes Cf Death: Atrophy Of stomach
and bowels, brain-disease, bron-
chitis, | bronchitis, capillary, ] ; con-
gestion OF liver, l 4; consumption, i;
Group, ; diphtheria, 2 dropsy, | dys-
entery, chronic, l fever, congestiye, l !;
fever, typho-malarial, ; heart-disease,
2; hernia, strangulsted, l laryngitis,
stridulous, ! marasmus, | meningitis,
/; old age, paralysis, /; paraplegia,
/ pneumonia, 2 rheumatism. ] ; soft
eniDg OF brain, |; teething, /, IN
known, 6.
Rate Rate OF mortality of whole
population was 1920 per cent. per
900 per annum rate of mortality OF
white population was 9.2s per cent. per
1000 per annum rate of mortality Of
colored population was 1854 per cent.
per 1000 per annum.
Ser and Cot0r: White-Males, 2; fe-
males, 8-total, 10. Colored-Males, l6
females, 9-total, %.
Age: One to thirty days, i; one to
six months, six to twelve months, 4
one TO three years, 6 three 10 five eyesrs,
2; FIVE to ten years, l ten to twenty
years, 2; twenty to thirty years, 4; thirty
TO forty years, 2 +; forty TO fifty years, 4
fifty to sixty years, 3; sixty to seventy
years, 2; seventy to eighty years, 2
ninety to one hundred years, /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
observation-disclosures.

Atthe Seventh-Street Christian church
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock Mr..
Charles W. MacIarlane and Miss AMMO
T.. Peticolas were married by Rev. X. q.
Cave. pastor Of tho church. The bride,
who is a petite and charming brunette,
wore a seal plush suit, with hat to match.
The groom is an estimable young man,
and is connected with the Ncwport-News
and Mississippi-yalley Railroad Com
pauy. The following acted as ushsrs;
Messrs William +. Word (best mani, j.
". East, John Boisseau. Macfsrlane
Jones, j. Pryor Davis, aud r. l.. Hub
bard.
The couple left on the evening train
fortLe North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

tanned the assemblage with fine speech,
which lasted until the Governor Sp-
peared. He received an enthusiastic
ovation as he congratulated his hearers
on their noble work. He expressed
much satisfaction, because his arm was
to be upheld by Democrats, and he
urged that organization for the spring
campaign be at once begun.
Alter the Governor came Colonel A.
S. Buford, who also made some con-
gratulatory remarks. The club then
left.
READING RETURNS.
Iaroe and demonstrative crowds col
lected around all the newspaper offices
last night to hear the returns, the
reading Of which was greeted with
suouts or grosns, as the news indicated
Democratic gains or losses. The
Republican headquarters, corner Ninth
and Main, closed early in the
night. In front Of the Times office
the returns were shown with a stereo-
scope.
A large bonfire was burned for sew
oral hours at the corner of Twelfth and
Main streets last night 10y enthusiastic
Democrats
BOGUS TICKEr.
The following Straight Republican
Ticket was extensively circulated at the
polls: William Z. johnson, William
james, Edward Jones, William j..
Johnston.
Souvenirs OF ;he Campaign.
"In Richmond, the citidel OF De
mocrscy, that party is going down on
the tidal wave. "-J0dGe WaddiH.
Stand by me this time, and il We doh't
lick them the devil is Dutchman. -
Joha s. Wise.
"If the Reformers carry Richmond
this election 'we' will make Rome
howl. "-LewiS Lindsay.
81 have travelled almost all over the
United States and have followed most
every vocation, but | never expected to
be called to Manchester to preach the
funeral OF Democracy. "-Shc'tB south
WQfd.
"Some Of those who used to do the
cheating on the other side are now with
us. and il they are not as bad az Wren
they can at least worry BIN aud hold hin
down to a 1920 gait. "-Air. Mutien.
For several years the Republicans
have been in q hopeless minority. II
therefore became the duty of thinking
men i'll the Republican party to devise
some plan TO beat the Democrats, and
the coalition was the result and we vii
beat the Democrats out Of their boots. -
Uo0. 81 $. JViSc, NorcmJer 5h.
owe will carry four wards ont OF six
and don't you forget it'd w.
Gr0rCs.
Mr.. Graves claimed that the Reform
ticket would be elected by from twenty
two to twenty-three hundred majority.
q have lived long enough to know thai
the colored man can't vote the Demo
cratic ticket. | am going to be elected
to the Legislature
They are getting mp trains around
Richmond and Manchester TO carry
away the Democratic corpse. From
what | saw when passed the court
house they will not have enough men tC
buy the corpse, and l want You to hell
them.-J0dge IIaddN.
alt is a happy condition OF Affairs
when a Republican and Il Reformer car
stand up in Manchester and Richmond
and feel that success is inscribed upoI
cur banners. '-JvdgC U'GddW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

Waddill's majority in the county, sol.
KING WILLIAM AND KING AND QUEEN.
West Point: The vote at West Points:
Gregory Democrat), ls2 Treat he
publican). 100 Nance. 1875; wilcox, l'o.
Lanesyille gives Treat l3 and the Court
house gives Treat majority. The
Democrats carried King William by l4S
two years ago.
Treat is elected in this county.
Buena Vista King and Queen county
give Moore 80 msjority-a Democratic
gain.
West Point Complete returns from
King William county give Morgan Treat
ISL majority. A Republican gain OF so.
LOUISA.
Louisa Courthouse: Five precincts
heard from give Elan (kepublican) q
majority OF IS. Indications point 10
his election by majority OF 2oo.
Fitz Lee had majority IN Louisa
OF 1876.
LYScHBURG. =,
Democrats here are iubilant over the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
ANIMAL Reunion of "f" Company
AsSocialiOu.

The annual reunion of Of Com.
pany Association, which was postponed
from the 18th ultimo, will be held on
Thursday, 10th instant, at 8 o'clock r.
NJ. at Sanger Hail. After the election
OF officers and the transaction OF bust-
ness the banquet will take place. These
are always inspiring occasions, aud the
honored veterans will not fail IN having
n most pleasurable time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

For tho Middendorf cake Mrs. Virginia
..iddendorf, Mrs. +. Sitterding, MrA
". Rankin, Mrs. l.. Fortzmann, Mio
Lizzie Felthaus, and Miss Frances
Schultz have received votes. A gold
headed cane is between the following
Gerhard Ross, Joseph II. Beeknisn'
Bernard Wittcamp, Sr., Joseph Mo.
dendori, joseph ". Bliley. William Dat
from. John Murphy, DIR. Dan Coleman.
and Z. p. Murphy. William Daffron Is
at the head with twelve votes. A stAtue
of the Blessed Virgin rests between .
number Of youne ladies, Miss Al. heeks
heading with twenty.six votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
the xANcnEsILG DISTRICT.
Probability that ttis Opposition
TIcSef NOn.

After Richmond there was no section
Of the State in which more general and
widtsy read interest was felt IN the result
Of tue election than III the Sixteenth
Sc senatorial district, composed Of the city
of Manchester and the counties Of Ches-
terGcld Powhatcl, and Goochland.
This district elected a senator to sue
cecd Major Z. G. Warwick, and
three delegates, one from Goochland
and two from The other counties
and Manchester. In the last Legisla-
ture Goochlaud was represented by
Republican, the others by Democrats.
Goochland changes nearly every alter
nate election, and this is the Democrats
time to win. The Republican conven-
ton which assembled in Manchester
nominated with the Retormers a coali-
ton ticket like that in Richmond, with
NJ. r. Lloyd for the Senate and l. '.
Herring and Nevcrson Lewis (colored)
for the House.
The canvass was made very warm
one, aud, rs will be seen from tho re-
turns given below, the result yet remains
III unctFWlnly.
MANCHESTER.
The election in Manchester was very
quiet indeed, but much interest was
manifested and the vote was not more
than one hundred less than in the guber-
material election of 1885. Voting began
early. lulled before noon, and about 2
p. Nj. there was squirt, and indications
were that full vote would be polled.
The Democrats voted strongly IN the
forenoon, and the coalitionlsts showed
their strength in the afternoon. There
were several bogus tickets in the field.
One ticket only had IN. Lewis's' name
on it, and the places for the Others were
left blank. There were several protests
on account of alleged Irregularities.
These the commissioners will consider.
Below will be found the vote Of the city
by wards;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
A rafal Accident.

J. W. Buchanan, brakeman en-
ployed on freight train on the Chcsa-
reake and Ohio road, met with an acct
dent at Lindsay's Monday night which
led 70 his almost instantaneous death.
He had gotten down and changed the
switch and in attempting to go up the
ladder on the car after the train was
in motion was caught by the lever OF the
switch and thrown between the cars. 4
wheel passed over him and crushed his
body. causing instant death. Deceased
was thirty-four years old, and lived At
21ll Pleasant street. lie leaves q wife
but no chi ildren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

On Thursday the 10th Instant from
IL A. M. until p. NJ, a Book Re.
ception viii be held at the rooms ol
the Womsn's Christian Association,
on Main street second door above
Seventh street The public are invited
to come and bring one or more books to
help I'LL the library Of this worthy insti-
tuition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Dynatta

Rev. DR.. John Hannon, the former
pastor Of Park Place Methodist church.
now located in Lynchburg, who is about
TO leave Virginia for California, has con-
sented 10 lecture at Clay-Street Metho-
dist church Thursday night. His SUBJ
iect will be dynamite. This is rare
treat. and the lecture will no donbt be
laroely attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
.o,o rou,t of Appeals,

Field against Marye. Auditor. Argued
hy Colonel John Ii. Guy for plaintiff in
error and W. r. Meredith, Esq, for
Commonwealth and submitted.
Commonwealth against Lucas. Con-
tinued.
Commonwealth against Plunkett :,
Commonwealth against Krise Common
wealth against Larkin. Argued by
Attorney General and submitted.
Anderson against the Commonwealth.
Argued by George Bryan, Esq, for
plaintiff in error and Attorney -tenerat
for Commonwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Home for Ladies' In Reduced Ciream.

The Protestant Episcopal Church
Home, No. 517 north Fourth street.
will be open for the reception Of visis9U
and donations on Thursday tho lot4
The house is full, the funds are low, snd'
the storeroom needs replenishing. This
is a noble charity and should not be al
lowed to want. Household supplies OF
all kinds, provisions, groceries, table
ware, brooms, &C., will be most sccepts-
hIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
careipa, G,bbon. TO visit Riehm.sa.

Cardinal Gibbons will reach this city
tomorrow morning at o'clock. A con-
veyauce will be in waiting at tho depot
to take him to the Cathedral, where he
will likely celebrate mass at 7 o'clock.
At his special request there will be no
demonstration in his honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

two precincts give q Democratic esh-
mate OF 65 majority. Estimated Re-
publican majority, 70.
The vote at Powhatan Station precinct
was: Lloyd (Republican), 63; Herring
(Republicsn), 63 Lewis (Republicap(,
50 Hobson (Democrat), 81 ; George T..
Robertson, 7S; b. NJ. Robertson, 7S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
woman's Christian Temperance
fnion.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at Friends Westinghouse
this afternoon. Business Of importance
requires the attendance of each member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Found Dead In He'd.

Mary Ann Campbell, colored woman
seventy years old, was found dead in her
bed yesterday morning at her residence,
corner of Fulton and Virginia streets.
Squire Whiting viewed tho body and
found congestion of the lungs to be the
cause OF death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Until December Iss.

To reduce oGr stock we will sell our
our Guitars and Banjos at reductionof
one fourth to one third OF the regular
prices. Now is the time to get frs
instrument cheap. We have the famous
Bruno Guitars and the Stewart Banjos.
MANLY B. RAMOS 4 Co.,
Main street next to corner OF Ninth
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
A x,.ua.ra Piano Ch..p.

A fine Weber Square Piano said 10
have been used six months. Same -
new. Cash or reasonable time. The
owner says we must sell ii. thorough
guarantee. Manly b. Ramos & Co, nett
TO the corner OF Ninth street on Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

Democrats majority.
fEstfnatod Democratic majority.
:Esiimated Republican majority.
skopuDlicsn majority.
A LIBERAL ESTIMATE.
Chester: Returns from seven pre-
cincts of Chesterfield county and Man
chester city and reliable information
from Goodies Store and Winfree's Store
precincts give the following majorities
for Democrats For Senate, Robertson.
234 for House, Hobson, 27l. and Rob-
inson, 1873.
POwHATAN.
Maiden's Adventure The vote of
Pineyille, Powhatan county, is as fol-
lows Lloyd, 15l; Herring. 14l Lew
is, l45; Robertson, 80 Hobson, 81 ;
Robertson, As. Vote OF 1884 Cleve-
land, 40; Blair, 1SS.
Three precincts in the county give
the Republicans about IA majority
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
The Catholic Fair.

The fair OF st. Marys school, at the
new hall on Marshall street between
Third and Fourth, has been drawing
large crowds every night since last
Thursday. 1t will continue every night
this week. Among the attractions are q
set of church vestments TO be voted for
among the five parishes in the city-St.
Peters, st. Mary's, st. Patrick's, ST Jo-
scph's, and the Sacred Hearts. The
Sacred Heart heads the list with 3SS
votes. A saddle and harness at present
lies between Rev. L. NJ. Tierney, Of the
Cathedral, and Rev. p. Walter, o. 3. 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
Members Elected.

Members Elected.
The Democrats seem TO have carried
the following senatorial districts
Shenandoah and Page, DR.. II. j.
Smoot.
Clarke, Frederick, and Warren, I. w. /
Harrison. ,
Alexandria. Fairfax, and Prince VIII !
liam, II. w. Moore.
Campbell, f. II. Folkes.
Bedford, James l.. Arthur.
Montgomery, Craig, and Roanoke, I
William NJ. Ellis.
Pittsylvsnia, John l.. Hurt.
Hanover and Caroline, W. c. Wick !
ham.
Total, s. :,
The Democrats also have probably
elected in the southampton district DIR.
Thomas Ii. Barnes.
The Republicans seem to have car
ried
Rockingham, John Acker.
Lunenburg, Nottoway. and Bruns-
Amelia, Cumberland, and Prince Ed
hlUR AifOlEfr
Elizabeth City, &c, l.. NJ. Nance.
Total, 5.
The Democratic senator's certainly
elected to the Senate yesterday, added
to those who hold over, give them pos
session of that body by large majority.
HOUSE.
The Democrats seem to have elected
the following members of the House
Accomack, y. ID. I. hweli.
/ Accomack and northampton, DIR. S.
S. Wilkins.
Albemarle, W. D. Dabney and J. s.
Harris.
Appomaltox, II. ID. Flood.
Aususta, J.. Echols and j. H. Craw-
fond.
Amherst, W. G. Loving.
Bedford, b. W. Arnold and Thomas
s. West
Botetourt, J. II. II. Fisgat.
Campbell, Il. Palmer hunter and j.
J. Terrell.
Caroline, G. Alluworth.
Charlotte, r. Catlett.
Clarke aud Warren, A. Moore.
Culpoper, James Barbour.
Fairfax, II. L. Simpson.
Fauquier, }. A. Pitcher.
Frederick. John NJ. silver.
Halifax, J. G. Baldwin and l.. G. Wat
kins.
Hanover, r. H. Cardwell.
Isle of Wight. j. A. johnson.
Loudoun, j. f. Ryan.
Ioudoun and EauQuler, - Kin
cheloe.
Nelson, Or. W. L. Williams.
Orange, j. W. Morton.
Page, -- Graves.
Pittsylyana, D. Coleman, S. t. Mus
tain, and d. Wright.
Prince Edward, W. p. Dupuy.
Pulaski and Giles, j. f. Moore.
Roppahanuock. B. b. Gordon.
Rockbridge, W. A. Anderson and j.
I. Mckee.
: Rockingham, I. X. Harnsberger and
G. B. Keezell.
Russell, r. l.. Smith.
, Shenandoah, P. W. McGruder.
Smyth and Bland, +. l.. Roberts.
Southampton, J. Z. Sebrell.
Spotsylvania, r. s. +. Crismond.
Washington, j. Roberts and j. 7. Ed
mondson.
Portsmouth, r. i. Herbert.
Norfolk, l.. ID. Starke and W. A. Ed
wards.
Richmond city. A. s. Buford, H. l.
Carter, John A. Curtis, and l.. G. Tyler
Total, So.
The Republicans have probably elect
ed the following:
Alexandria city and county, l.. W
2 Corbett
: Amelia and Nottoway, W. Fl. Asf
, (colored).
Brunswick,
Charles City and New Kent, j. N
. Tinsley.
S Elizabeth City, Warwick, James City
and York,
, Floyd, - Mcneil.
e Henrico, Edmund Waddill, Jr.
I. Henry, A. L. Pedigo.
King William, Morgan Treat.
a Louisa, w. c. Elan.
C Mecklenburg, B. Baskerville (colored)
D Montgomery, David Riner.
0 Norfolk county, G. A. Martin.
Nansemond, - Browne (colored).
Prince George and Surry, Goodma
Brown (colored).
Petersburg city, Robert McCsndlis
and w. W. Evans.
Total, 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
PHILLIPS. pls..,iSl. csso.

makes q very delicious and noayishins dxinh
II Is particularly adapted for persons of well
digestion, differing thereln from all other en]
coss IN she markeI In haitpeand aA1 ave
pound casesI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LEE GAIIsny, Tenth and NaiA streets. ~
Photographic saksa Lowest Prics<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

2,3OO majority, and Silver (Demsocrat) to
the House from Frederick by $40.
Moore Democrat) is elected from Clark
and Warren counties by about l,oVo ma
iority in the two counties. -.
Alexandria The news being received
al the State Democratic headquarters IN
this city is most encouraging for Demo
Gratis, and they are iubilant over the
rout Of Malone. Chairman Barbour
at midnight said his estimate was that
the Democrats in both branches of the
Legislature would about hold their own.
Losses in a fe~ counties are being offset
bv gains in so many more. he Is GER
tain of Democratic majority Of twenty
five on Joint ballot, with probability OF
a two thirds majority.
ATe,egran from senator Riddieber-
ger.
WOODSTOCK, Nov. s-9:5l 2. NJ.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Indications show that Shenandoah has
given 800 Democratic majority aud Page
20O-a loss OF one senator and one dele
gate. Ii. II. RIDDLEDERGER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

Early in the morning politicians we're
astir and the candidates and others
began driving around to the different
voting-places Hacks during the day
were placed at the disposal Of voters 10
carry them to the polls.
In jackson Ward the fight was psrticu-
larly hot, and all day long the several
precincts were surrounded by crowds Of
colorcd people more or less disorderly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

had dsnlcuiy with Michael byrun h noa ~.
James Welsh who residea a. ll7 Dock streoo. an4
Who vss formerly q ne pslice ioseA ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

instances they are with the Fitz Lee
Wise gubermatorial vote.
Fitz Lee carried the State by 1904.
Elections iu Hichmond in Former
Yeurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

sga 888s ~ {
E5 a9s8 ~ :
: 9 "a gggg :
98a9 8858 : 2
sEsz sss8 :
g ggg g&8g 1 ]
z78 ssSs Z
go ssss ? :
gss E557 { ,
; : gg=G y
5zz s585 e :
zgsE sgUs "a Z
gsE s55 ? } :
gas EE IS E
ggg ag98 :
sss 8sg@ :
g g gg ssaa RI z
sa8 az5 : :
$50 gg9g ? ?
8a8s 55ag 5
.gggg aa9a :
zg as a8sa {
gg as 5s55 :
gS 55Sa 81 :
6sS6 .sse 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09
ARRESTS.

In this ward n number of arrests were
made. About 10 o'clock Hon. John $.
Wise had Mr.. 4. b. Guigon, challenger
for the Democrats, arrested at the Sc
cond precinct. charging him with inter
fering with voters. Mr.. Guigon was
taken to the Third station and bailcd
He then swore out a cross-warrant against
Wise, making the same charge Wise
was taken to the Second station and
bailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-09

The comparisons below are made win
the legislative vote OF 1885 except
where that was not accessible, IN vbicn